Genre : Horror
Author : R.L.Stine
1. What is the basic story line of this book?
Billie is a main character of this book. He went to the camp nightmoon. At first, he enjoys this camp with his friends. However, strange creatures and ghosts take his friends. As the day passed, more and more his friends are disappearing but other students and teachers don't care about that. Instead, they really enjoy this camp. One day, two girls, Dawn and Dori swam across a stream to meet Billie. Because girls and boys live in different place across the stream. The girls say this camp is very strange and Billie also thinks so. Billie tried to escape from this camp but it is too hard. In the end of this book, all students climb up a mountain and the teachers give students rifle to shoot two girls who escaped from the camp. But Billie said he can't, and suddenly one of the teachers said congratulation. Actually, the camp was just a test to get ready to go to one of the most dangerous places in the Universe, the Earth. Billie got responsibility, and he learned how to don't do wrong behavior. All students and teachers except Billie were actors and they were aliens.
2. Do you like the characters?Yes. I especially like Billie. Because he is very brave, he is very adventurous, and he has a strong responsibility. He tried to rescue his friends, and he saved Larry, one of the teachers. So his characteristic makes the story very interesting. Also, Dawn and Dori are important characters. They are also brave and they have good judgment. They didn't appear in the story a lot so they are not that influential and they are a little bit mysterious. However, they told Billie important information of the camp.
3. On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate this book?
I would rate this book an 9. Because the author R.L.Stine made very interesting story. This book is very interesting like other series. All parts of this book is interesting such as strange behavior of Uncle Tom and Larry, surprising reactions of Billie and his friends, and the characters' behaviors. But the ending is not imaginable and this book contains some unnecessary parts. So I would rate this book an 9.
